One of the most authentic Vietnamese restaurants in the area…read more Located in a non-descriptive shopping mall with a dominoes and nail supply you will find Pho 1. This is a no thrills decor, simple traditional establishment. The spring rolls are exceptional. Make sure to get them with lettuce so you can wrap them and dip them. The pho combo was. The regular size is very large. The fried shrimp appetizer was amazing. The Vietnamese coffee also tasty. Do not come in a rush as service typically is one of the owners. Will be back soon.

The waitress was very accommodating and comforting to us. The food was delicious and the coffee was…read morestrong. The music was also super amazing. I liked my experience there.

Consistently, I like the chicken Pho and have dumplings added to it. Served promptly. Ambiance is…read morevery casual. Closed on Wednesdays. When I am wanting chicken Pho, this is where I go.

Vietnamese restaurant in a little shopping plaza. Pho 16 is a real winner. The wok-flavored chicken…read moreand food is out of this world. We were blown away by the flavors and have been here many times after. No frills type of place, but once you taste the grilled food here, you crave it. Thank you for sharing the flavors of Vietnam with us!!! Vietnamese chicken rice noodle bowl - outstanding!! Vietnamese chicken rice bowl Vietnamese fried rice - also outstanding!!

Tasty broth and closest to my mother in laws! High recommend this spot. They also service Japanese…read morefood as well.

The food is not nearly as authentic as other reviews! I would rate the food 3/5!! Taking off a star…read morebecause the bathroom was not clean the day we came! Not coming back!

Great authentic Vietnamese food, has pho but definitely other great vietnamese dishes to try if you…read morefeel like branching out! I had the bun rieu and spring rolls, both were amazing and good portions. Food came out quickly!

This is a casual restaurant that's been here for awhile (a newspaper review was on the wall from…read more2019) recommended by a Vietnamese woman we know. They have waiter service and the food is delivered with the assistance of a robot. The pho and the goicuon (summer roll) were the highlights. The broth had a very nice flavor and the summer rolls had both pork and shrimp inside. My mixed bowl, bun with shrimp, pork and spring roll was nice, but missing something - a certain flavor I associate with Vietnamese cuisine. All the condiments, utensils, and napkins were on the table. There were no limits.

This is a tiny little restaurant with two tables inside. Thus they do a lot of takeout. We came for…read morelunch and were fortunate enough to get one of the tables. The other table had a Vietnamese grandmother and her two daughters. After looking at the menu on the wall -- there were no prices -- and a few prepared items wrapped in Saran Wrap in the case, we made our choices. We ordered a fresh spring roll with shrimp only. My husband wanted the shrimp rice pancake. And I wanted a roast pork banh mi with no jalapeños. We started with the fresh roll -- two rolls to the order, and it was quite good. We especially liked the peanut dipping sauce that came with it. They didn't have the shrimp rice pancake. But they had one with beef and mushrooms. My husband accepted that. We were surprised that it is eaten cold. It came topped with fried dried shallots and some vinegary looking sauce with red pepper flakes on the side. I'm not a fan of these "pancakes" as I find them too gelatinous, but my husband liked his food. My banh mi sandwich came packed with pork, thinly sliced carrots and cucumbers and cilantro. I forgot to ask for no mayo. Although I'd asked for no jalapeños, there was still a little kick in the veggies. The French bread roll was nice and crunchy on the outside. I really liked the sandwich. There was one older lady taking the orders, making the food, and cleaning the tables. And taking our payments after eating. She did it all! Btw, we felt the food was very reasonable priced. And it was nice to support a local "mom" business.

Nice old granny that serves up different home-cooked comfort food like bun bo hue, banh xeo, pho,…read moreand banh mi. There's a fridge that has some take home containers of pickled veggies and chia seed desserts. We ordered a special meats banh mi duc biet. The meats and veggies were fresh and it tasted delicious but the bread was a bit thick so it made the filling seem small. Not the typical baguette bread we're used to, a little chewy. It was also smaller than what we usually get at Viet restaurants. For $8 we expected a bit bigger of a sub. Be patient, she's the only one working so it takes a while to get your food ready.

Visiting out from southern California and was craving some Vietnamese food. I tried this spot and…read moreeven though the primarily sell banh mi you can't miss out on their specials! Today they had pho, bun bo hue and hu tieu. I had the bun bo hue as recommended by the owner and it did not disappoint! The chili sate is served in the side but beware if you are not a lover of spice it! It gets hotter the more you eat! Overall it was a great meal would come back again next time I'm in town.

We came for lunch. We both love Vietnamese food, so I was looking forward to trying this newly…read moreopened fast casual restaurant. We recognized the shopping strip after we got here. There's a popular Thai restaurant a few doors down. Inside was bright and clean, but a sparse decor. We both ordered their roast pork banh mi sandwich. I requested mine without jalapeños, however. It took a little bit for the sandwiches to be ready. I asked for hoisin sauce, but they didn't have any. The guy at the counter explained that they only had fish sauce and peanut sauce. I asked to try a bit of both. The "fish" sauce he gave me was like duck sauce with red pepper flakes. The peanut sauce was melted peanut butter. Just okay, but better than nothing. The sandwiches were decent. The veggies were fresh and crunchy. But it would have been much better with hoisin. My husband tried the Vietnamese hot sauce that was on the table, as well. I used the peanut sauce. The sandwich just needed something. There were several other folks dining in when we were there. Plus a couple doing take outs. Luckily those dining in came in after us. Their orders took longer than they should have done. And they were out of one of the ingredients for two of their drinks and had to substitute. I imagine that during a busier lunch hour, you might have to wait a bit for your food. They seem to be still getting it together. There's potential here. And the group of Vietnamese people who came back for their second time seemed happy to have some of their own cuisine available in the neighborhood. I'm glad we came. Now we know.

The best pho in Boynton Beach! So delicious and always piping hot. Also the fried rice is amazing…read morejam packed with veggies and meat.

Delicious! Very fast service. Really enjoyed their shrimp and pork spring rolls! Very nice people…read morehere. I'm not from this state, I'm only in town for a few days but will be back!

I stumbled upon this hidden gem while running errands. I would gladly travel for a good bowl of…read morepho, but thankfully, I have this place close by. The owner is so sweet! I came back a second time, and she actually remembered me, which made the experience even more special. She even threw in an order of spring rolls for my son and me, jokingly saying, "I gave you extra so you won't have to fight with your son!" She was absolutely adorable and had such a great sense of humor. The Vietnamese coffee was bold, robust, and perfectly sweet--it kept me going all day. The pho was served piping hot, fresh, and full of vibrant flavors. I also ordered the fried duck with rice and vegetables, and it was absolutely delicious. It even held up well on my drive home. The duck stayed crispy and hot, and the flavorful sauce on the vegetables tied everything together perfectly. I also tried the grilled pork vermicelli bowl with peanuts. I ordered another one with chicken and asked for it without peanuts because my son has a nut allergy. It was delicious--almost like a deconstructed pho without the broth. As good as it was, I still prefer the pho because the broth is, hands down, the best part. It's rich, flavorful, and absolutely worth coming back for. The portions are generous, so you'll easily have enough for two meals. Please check out this spot and show this hidden gem some love. Supporting local, family-owned restaurants like this helps keep these amazing places around for everyone to enjoy. You won't be disappointed!

We had lunch several times here at this location in the past couple years…read more They now have new management and have remodeled. The interior had been updated. The Banh Mi sandwiches we normally order have changed.